Approaching Education: What Kids Can Control
/Most of a child's education is decided by their parents, especially when they are young. Studies show that 95% of parents determine their child's educational path, such as which school to attend or what classes to take. This is because parents want the best for their children and want them to succeed in life.
A study by the National Institute of Education 2006 found that academic performance is more closely related to effort and dedication than educational resources. This means that even if a child cannot access the best schools or the most advanced courses, they can still excel in their studies simply by putting in extra effort and studying hard.
Parents play an essential role in encouraging their children to do well academically. They can provide support and guidance and set high expectations for their children's performance. However, students should also take responsibility for their learning and focus on doing what works best. They can control a few factors to improve their academic performance, especially in these areas.
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